Monday June 9th, 2014, in its prestigious Boutique of Montenapoleone street in Milan, Breguet celebrated the anniversary of the commission of the first wristwatch made by Caroline Murat, Queen of Naples on June 8th, 1810.
For the occasion, the second floor of the boutique has been totally refurbished for one night and became a splendid royal palace. In this unique setting, a group of well-known Italian bloggers had the privilege to admire the brand female timepieces, exquisite combination of mechanical complexity and refined aesthetics. During the evening they also discovered the art of cameo thanks to a master craftsman of the Manufacture, while an artist painted a portrait for each of them in the style of the 19th century. To learn more, please visit: www.breguet.com
Tribute to the first wristwatch in Milan
Monday June 9th, 2014, in its prestigious Boutique of Montenapoleone street in Milan, Breguet celebrated the anniversary of the commission of the first wristwatch made by Caroline Murat, Queen of Naples on June 8th, 1810. For the occasion, the second floor of the boutique has been totally refurbished for one night and became a splendid royal palace. In this unique setting, a group of well-known Italian bloggers had the privilege to admire the brand female timepieces, exquisite combination of mechanical complexity and refined aesthetics. During the evening they also discovered the art of cameo thanks to a master craftsman of the Manufacture, while an artist painted a portrait for each of them in the style of the 19th century. To learn more, please visit: www.breguet.com
from Breguet's Facebook Wall
For the occasion, the second floor of the boutique has been totally refurbished for one night and became a splendid royal palace. In this unique setting, a group of well-known Italian bloggers had the privilege to admire the brand female timepieces, exquisite combination of mechanical complexity and refined aesthetics. During the evening they also discovered the art of cameo thanks to a master craftsman of the Manufacture, while an artist painted a portrait for each of them in the style of the 19th century. To learn more, please visit: www.breguet.com
Tribute to the first wristwatch in Milan
Monday June 9th, 2014, in its prestigious Boutique of Montenapoleone street in Milan, Breguet celebrated the anniversary of the commission of the first wristwatch made by Caroline Murat, Queen of Naples on June 8th, 1810. For the occasion, the second floor of the boutique has been totally refurbished for one night and became a splendid royal palace. In this unique setting, a group of well-known Italian bloggers had the privilege to admire the brand female timepieces, exquisite combination of mechanical complexity and refined aesthetics. During the evening they also discovered the art of cameo thanks to a master craftsman of the Manufacture, while an artist painted a portrait for each of them in the style of the 19th century. To learn more, please visit: www.breguet.com
from Breguet's Facebook Wall
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